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About LLRP II

The Lowlands Livelihood Resilience Project Phase II covers i.e Somali, Afar 8 regions Somali, Afar, Oromia, Benishangul Gumuz,Gambella,South Ethiopia, south west Ethiopia, and DireDewa regions.

The Project Development Objective is to Improve Livelihood Resilience of Pastoral and Agro-Pastoral Communities in Ethiopia. The key indicators towards this objective include:

  • Farmers5 reached with agricultural assets or services (disaggregated by gender);
  • Percentage increase in yield of selected crop and livestock commodities;
  • Increased land area (in ha) under sustainable landscape management practices;
  • Number of people with improved access to social services (disaggregated by service type and gender)

Working Manuals

Working Manuals

  • Financing Agreement Project Appraisal Document (PAD)
  • Project Implementation Manual (PIM) Procurement Manual
  • Financial Management Manual (including SACCo & MSE Guidelines)
  • Other Component Specific Operational Manuals and Guidelines

Project Development Objective

To improve the livelihoods and climate resilience of pastoral and agro-pastoral communities in the lowlands of Ethiopia.

PDO Level Indicators

The PDO achievement will be monitored and measured using the following key results indicators:

(a) Climate preparedness and resilience building infrastructure constructed and operational (number)

(b) Land area under sustainable landscape management practices (hectares)

(c) Increase in yield of selected livestock and crop commodities (percentage)

(d) Beneficiaries with 25 percent or more annual household income increment due to project interventions (percentage).

Financing

Source of fund  US$ Million Percentage share
IDA 340 80
IFAD 80 19
Community  Counter funding from MSEs 4 1
Total 424 100

We Promised Climate Smart

Community is consulted

  • LLRP II
    PIE Strategic Investments
  • LLRP
    LIVLIHOOD BENEFICARY
  • LLRP
    ONE Health Resilience

LLRP II : Design and Major New features

Introduction of DRM element to LLRP’s resilience framework with a dedicated component; More emphasis on climate change mitigation and adaptation for resilience building; The program targets to address the disproportionate impacts of climate change on women and vulnerable groups; Focus on available technologies, innovations, practices, breeds, varieties, than financing new processes, researches, etc. Focused and targeted support for research and policy agendas;

Sectors

Themes

Urban and Rural Development

Sectors

Themes

Environment and Natural Resource Management

Themes

Finance

Themes

Human Development and Gender

Themes

Private Sector Development

Community Consultation

Community Consultation

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